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redgiki wrote:

triple wrote:slaying dragons at the gym.

You sure you didn't mean laying cougars at the gym?

--Matt "dirty minds think alike" B.

Based on the overall beastliness of the cougars at my gym... lets stick to dragons.

undertaker610 wrote:Unearth - March Of The Mutes (Fa-nta-stic Breakdowns)
Soilwork are great

Dude, check out Ensiferum and Eluveitie. I can't tell you how many times I've lifted to those bands and pictured... well... slaying dragons at the gym.

Check out the new Unearth cd... just the cover makes me want to go work out, but the first song 'my will be done' has the best intro ever for doing squats.

Great album triple, I listened to it yesterday. Breakdowns ftw!

I like old school hip-hop electro, drum & bass, Jungle, and hardcore pre 91 to 94.

Anything heavy, lately mainly been listening to hatebreed, carcass, amon amarth, slayer, pantera

you get the idea

I love all of them,especially Hatebreed.

Gidday, sometimes I like this one before workouts

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljr8JjsylPc

Roids/drugs whatever... the guy can focus, and put it to work.

These two aren't music, but say a lot to me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llJn1Xqq ... re=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWW89QPrmng

He's the master at 100% passion and involvement, focus. Making each workout a full on event, feeling awesome about his workouts, pouring himself into them. And I know we don't get payed and aren't Pro bodybuilders, but neither was he once. The thing is, if we are gonna do it, love it, and results are guarranteed. Imagination, focus, passion. Love what you do, or do what you love.

I had this other great tape, it wasn't music, but it was to my ears. it was the pre fight intro to the first Holyfield/Tyson fight. Holyfield was just dripping with pure confidence, just loving it. When that announcer with that voice was reading out his record, Holyfied was just totally soaking it all up, exuding, oozing confidence. !00% involvement, shaking his head and saying, 'Yeh that's me baby'!

Look, even that announcer, think what you want of him, but, that's what he does, so, same deal, 100% involvement, loving it, no fear. The result, not a bad lifestyle eh, ringside seats. Beats trudging into work, trudging down to the gym... trudging down the road. Imagination, trust, faith, determination, focus, not afraid to be yourself... who would think a ring announcer could make a life like that. Inspiration.

Foo Fighters ok